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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-02-24
THE MASQUERADE.

ball of the Carson Guard came of
according to programme at the Oper;
House last evening, and eclipsed al
former efforts of the company
Long before the grand march every
available seat was occupied by anx
ious auditors. The grand march
began about $50, and such a large
and miscellaneous gathering OF
merry makers was never seen in
Carson. 1t is estimated that over
300 masquers were in line, repre-
resenting the grotesque, the grave
and the ridiculous. As near as pos
sible list of the characters assumed
is given below:
Group of Chorusters very pretty
Miss Ollie and Mary Bray, Miss
Belle, Jennie and Adah Torreysou,
Miss Emma WEIGH, Miss Aggie Hall
and Mrs. Mayo Greenlaw.
In Shaker Costume Mrs. III. M.
Yerington, Mrs. Hume Yerington,
Mrs. Byrne, Mrs. D. A. Bender,
Mrs. A. M. Ardery, Miss Rising
and Miss Bronson.
H. E. Higgins, Henry the III.
J. Wagner, Catholic Priest.
Mr.. Schulz, The Butcher.
Matte Kelley and Annie Cook,
Twin Sisters.
DIR. Southworth, Carson Guard.
Mrs. Hyde Greenaway.
Miss j. Pettinger, Domestic.
Miss Emma Neuss, Lady Wash
ington.
Geo. Cowing, Mountaineor.
Miss Alice Bryant, Lady Wash
ington.
G. L. Albright, Mexican.
j. III. Jenkins, Oscar Wild, or the
Colored Dude.
g. w. Logan, Dude.
V. Kancak, Dude.
Miss Logan, Fancy Costume.
Adam Fife, Irish Gentleman.
Miss F. Spurgeon, Catherine.
Miss Ella Startling, Porthenia.
Sadie Benton, Blue Monday.
Miss Dohl, Continental Lady.
Maggie Maish, School Girl.
w. A. Geft, Old Maid.
Gussie Gilbert, Union.
Mrs Day, Gypsy
Miss Elsie, Bells.
Mrs. E. Mara, Oscar Wild.
E. G. Vonderhyde, Battle and
Dynamite.
Mrs. Woodruff, Oscar Wild.
Ida Denning, Daisy.
Carrie Whitmeyer, School Girl.
Maudie Calvin, China Girl.
J. +. Barry, Cow Boy.
Alice Calvin, Morning Appeal.
Mrs. Yandell, Gypsy Fortune Tel
Ter.
Bessie McGee, Good Luck.
n. Mara, Flower Girl.
Maggie Collins, Kate Castleton.
Jack Wall, Clown
Ella Cahill, Fancy Dress
Mrs. Hasman, Fancy Dress.
LOWE Benton, Artist.
Mrs Benton, Fancy Dress.
Miss May Morris, Highland Las
lie.
Miss III. Thorpe, America.
j. Coleman, Clog Dancer.
Miss Grace Cowing, Frost.
Mrs. Cowing, Sailor Girl.
w. Davis, Giddy Girl.
Mrs. Knowles, Sailor Girl.
Paul Thompson, Pillow Boy.
A. Baker, Handwriting Man.
Jim Benton, Boot Black.
Jennie Doyle, Gypsy.
Mrs. M. Roach, Spanish Lady.
Miles johnson, Name It.
Mr.. Reed, Scotty.
Henrietta Oil, Greenaway. /
j. Oil, Chinaman,
Lizzie Brady, Greenaway.
Chas. Balm, Hole-in- the Wall.
Miss Blanche Davis, Bopeep.
Miss Venia ,Rinckel, Goddess of
liberty. /
Clarence Parker, Girl.
Miss frankie Rinckel, Pink Dress.
w. U. Mackey, Conductor.
Peter Gordon, Cavalier.
Miss Emma Leete, Legislature of
Nevada.
Miss M. Donahue, Overich.
M. A. Greenlaw, Drum Major.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-02-24
STOCKS

STOCKS.
$40 Ophir-9s
40 Mexican
200 Gould & Curry 10
100 Best & Belcher-75
40 Con. Cal. & Va.-l5a
IT'S Savage
$50 Chollar-62
$50 Potosi-7
100 Hale & Norcross-53
250 Grown Point-3 80
$50 Yellow Jacket-5s
235 Imperial-24
so Kentuck-1 so
so Alpha-3 so
75 Belcher-3 30
125 Confdence-10, u
225 Sierra Nevada
65 Utah-5, 81
125 Bullion-2 25, . 80
so Exchequer-1 30, l 45
80 Overman-1a, / 90
Is Justice, 50
100 Unien-33, 4 35
80 Alta-3 30, l SO
Is Julia-65c
375 Caledonla-85c,
100 Goodshaw-10
100 Silver Hill-60c
235 Con. Pacifc-35s u
4l5 Bodice 65
100 Bulwer-1 As
500 Mono-3
I65 Holiness 80
600 Tioga-15c
500 North Belle Isle 40
375 Navajo-96c
Is Mt. Diable-4
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-02-24
AFTERNOON SESSION.

s. b. "a, providing fer the man
ner of submitting the Constitu-
tional mendmepts to the voters.
Passed unanimously.
S. b. 10, to license Mutual Life
Insurance Associations. Passed.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

ID D. Erwin vli Eadsavor to sfra5raten
Out tbs Sesayg0 Business Middle.

D. ID. Erwin vlli Eadsavor to sfrairafen
Out tbs Sesayg0 Business Middle.
Tie lass thing Judge Montgomery did
yesterday afternoon before adjourning the
Grenit Court Was 10 appoint y. d. Erwin.
of Nuskegoa, receiver CT the Newsvxo
Aanui&cturicg Company. Mr. Erwin was
prrssnl- and Immediately iled els b ond CT
3i09V0O with the County Clerk, The sigma
lures of the following gentlemen being al
tscned thereto. John T0rTcnt, Alexander
Rogers AID Chas. II. Hscxley, all Of Haske-
meeting IN sne city Thursday and agreed 20
request NJ. ErTin to accept tie trust
NJ. ErEin was seen At the Morton last
night By 4 reporter FOR the TKIEsRs,f- HER
AID, who asked DO you sGppla0t NJ.
Clay in The recstvsrship be now hoids2H
Yes. sir. I know little aSont the matter
now. I did not know hat I was consid
sged for this appointment until Thursday
aGsfnoon. when | was tslsphonsd 10 coue
70 Grand Rapids today, by those hol1inS
nostcskss AID clans seaiaSs the Ssssyg0
Furniture Company sRd tie Nsvsygo Kan
uisCtugnz tompsny I have ,irsady taken
otfcssi Possession of toe y Z. C3zy lum-
b. yard on ths Hsst Side, aad shall proc
solv 70 - Newaygo tomorrow sLd study
up alI acquaict myself NIB he duties
ara g. sssu .ae faere.
The sppsinfnsent coming 70 Ir. Irwin IS
&, aii is reai compliment 10 test gen-
-.ea4sa. an iHdicsJisa thst the creditors
base RfnVsS .s = mafuai ancsrst4n Gl1l.. L
81 expsC s5 taA. sac miis srt .4ls1s Is a.
>swayg0 wiz start % agsin.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

CIEcClr-In the matter OF tie esss;e Of
ByrCa =. Ba's. deceased. Appeal Of
Aasba Toupkins from order Of P.ooste
Court alioRiug etecstof's fourth auauai ac-
c0u1t. Verdict for executor IS follows.
For defsnse Of proceedings Of removal
Si9i.25. To- matters u contssfej accounts in
Probate Court sl425 and for PREPARATION
q! executor ssctolns = CHS Fl Wood
iug IS. J. Il. Nesisrve.t. Assunp.i;. Ca
uial.
CFncz BrsfSrss-Hcmer 4. Ta;sIu Is.
Ssf2h rs.sm. In CAsncsty. Bill FOR G.-
voice Sled
fsossrE- Estate of Mary r. Bgas7son.
deceased. Order aVpoiaIHg Cornelius +.
Harvey and trGnk =. CffoFr-el oomui E
slenefs On cia4ms---- Esissc of fIsL1aa
Fei-uan inszne pe-son. Appraisers war
rsrf and inventory fed Estz of Ls-
Gssad G. Chapman, deceased er.ieT az.
cTat1z fsAnk - Carpenter and 5,aason
r Wanlsie7 comm .s<t. ners 1l ciaims.--
Es'ats of Hears Fea;oa sqsu0er. deesass3-
Petition ioT t7ea2te - foreign Wia fl4d.
Hss7ing MsF i5-EHste - Eimifa
,saas, = 1inor. Of.isr appointing Rosa
heiss 3 -sar.e slsTiia1-. Bond Bled snd
letters ssgel --- ts.as 81 Hsnif xfsAVsess.
3 ri nor. tusfiiscs nout f.sI and testers
ssi t0 Ahw1s-a elf7e s. -- Esfsts ~
Ge4r4e Sheer. faenfsIfF ircoaletsat
s4srsii Al 2 sizsa sun al account det
HtfcE -tac3e fln1Te and fsns. Pr8ft
fnfz Paid &' s. eara --- tsssr f1r-fa -.
- eA fh aad Ps'ries sal 3 zraoE Twelve
Pare sFel 81 ia.A fs1< taffer s1d
Jean Nnisz s's1rterlr T4e.sa fsss
esca ia Asl l--3 al Ea-s -esa4ng tI.
hsris sen encs srsra1tss -sts nsf
.---- II ni 4alzetef srt Carisr fazcsfsick
s7csnT iess slaa ssearnes t8 Ae-.
-l-ffsstt af4 5ts8 sr-sar NOE -ra0
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23


N. n Earl OF Grsas. Nich.. is az the
Bridge S. He : calling oa the joooins
houses.
g. 81. Parker. og Kalamazoo. was in
scroed On t3s register u The Brilssss
yesterday.
Geo. l. hubbard es.Mayor OF Grand
Raven. vsz ~ the Clarendon Yesterday.
Re is promicsat n Masonic circles, and j.
rcE -aoriioS large cixar eciory.
II v. Johnsicae % Fsir Haven, VI, Is
registered - tle Clarendon. Ar. John
stone hopes 70 snco1rsgs tie Michigan peO-
? q to rslievs as state II some Of is stone.
AID pas .or it at ,A4s.
~. ff King. 0f The Nsxicxn Central Rail-
road. ls a. ,1csts re and landlord john
go sp1u. IA haur or two ta.kiag over Oh
Dwes down Ess. when they useli 70 tlos
horses togetnef on ne commons.
u &. Mlltken. he wsu knoxn railroad
MANAGE. vas a. the norton Z few hours
lass evening he di4 act say anything re
ssrti~g me announcement thaE he had
tsea iaken l0r James q. Biaias ia Chicago.
1T .. r Long. Ct Icnia. Media super.
inis1dent o. tAe Aieh'xau Asylum Tor
iasars Criniiasis vas in t0Ta ye-tsrdsy
The doctor aas q iuli aolzs present and ia
hone'. of the o'sieS spDroi rating sam
7ts'.- .-tta 20 ti'f.t-N Hittt-ttf t3t tAt t4st 81
tae uui9rlrla.ez G1lsr las charge.
H-rlen watkins. of rhs roaia Psison
was Al tbs Aor.or Yesterday. He vas in 4
cleerial uooc. srd friends CT his sssstt
ilsf ine d - sun3ersfsu5iag With a D.
T. a N. HaiFoaa conductor lass winte- has
aal q y7od leai e. 30 xith The Nsi0r being
a s.annch fcie1d Cf he Interstate Com-
mefee aN
O. $. Eshnsan. ~ TIE Grand rrunk
hfi'rss3. ras l ils ci,y yesterday and ex-
ffessf~. liu.eeit az nct er scslv elsasci with'
lle g. te Tss fesiee. sorsTsr. thas
Nie1 Pan fa,ifctds worfi 4Fss iis sc
s4eu Z lhe fsg.s,s.nre reduce .he f4re to
tao cecls miie.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

Homer a Talem and SaT-h Mitchell
were married in this city October 5, Issl.
At that .ule Homer bad only known Sarah
abou. Fix months and believed her to be 4
good. true. honest and viFtuoes woman.
nat they had only been married a few
weeks when he discovered his mistake, be
ing CONVINCED oy her conduct and assccia-
tons that she vas not. He charged her
With being untrue 20 her marriage vows,
and she admitted that she had been gu.i'y
cf adultery. and told linn she 0id not care
for him and did not intend TO live with him
ss his wife. Sls said she would not have
married him had she not at that time Been
drinking TOO much wine. Ab0u' four
months after their marriage she left hin,
saying sne vas going 10 her fathers n In
diana, and be has never seen cs heard from
her since Such are the complaints uaie
IL bis b.ll foE divorce dled in the Circuit
Court. yesterday, By his attorney, ]. Ii.
lateil
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

Tzo draaks pad s. each, ana three
mare wll serve out sentences Of twelve
dsys ezch 81 the eoanty oas.ile.-FfaRk
Carter aaa john Noting. we're sentenced
20 Twelve days esch 10 ial. to- ssceplng eA
The pse.alsss Of frter Croriey. Oa Cass S..
Nth5lt permission. Borg Was
tried I0r pasging bills OF the boards oi
Geo VI Leonard ard pleaded guilty. sen.
ieace was suspended 90 him ugo1 payment
o. cosss % the ameunE q t39s-rhe case
ef William Dougher;y and Christopher
kiz2strck. charged with stealing goods
from toe house Of Margaret k.iey, Was at-
i8usged until this ing.--GerTltt
Bradford wss avrasned on e charge Ot lar
csnv. ia0re tasn 50. The ch<rss IS made
by Emna Smith aad be IS accused of steal
ing gold wstcA and chain and .ix dollars
IA money from her. The compiainsns al /
another Inmate of the house gage tnsis tss,-
inooy after h.ch tie case was adjourned
Gntl this morning.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

Ine young Lseiss Sacsety ol fsa Division
street 1ethedlss Caafeh have assumed the
resp0nsia..it Of maint3ini1s a lors.sn mis-
souary. and 20 secure fau6s far 50 d0.1s
t1sy give so-ssl entertainments tast are
eealasaf end charm rkly sssfac i've. Lasi
even * tfe ralGg .atsiss xaFs ksictoF
ccrsi. - named oeCasse tee cciors oi al of
tue s.ttJrs.iau< were charactsrissic of tne
ra'ntlov. a. tae residence ~ t8lls be- key
cernc. - Cre-esCs-sve. and Nsri DIV siou-
~ The residence vas cror8e,l vEn q hua-
.ire6 cr mere mem cers uf zoe society ami
81 E9aaE TIE TcoGs ssrs sn1-erp ely
decorated IN aCco~ienee ~lsa ne iass nee
tened. fhe entertsia neut wts "a ov+l
ans4l a lzre aoar. iesuuz ta- sTeEil1 re-
ilssnmeefs usrs sefve1 fas satsr-Ar-
ale1f realized Z ssct safi for fhs sec.efv
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

John Howesi died at 80 yesterday sfter-
noon e. the residence OF bis daughter Mrs.
Ja.ia Hylard 81 Hilton-st. &r. Hsssll
was sred II years and came to Grand Rap
ids in istl. end has been constant Icsi-
dent here ever since he was q man who
vas respected fc- lis exact qualities OF good
CITIZENSHIP snd the old residents with whom
hs struggled and worked will hear Of his
death with feelings Of profound scFTpw.
AE. Howell leaves. besides the daughter
mentioned above. three sons. John sad
Thomas. OF tbs city. and James. OF Mime
aoolis. The fanerai will cccUr from 81. An
dreDs Cathedral Monday morning az 5, n. N.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

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sreste3 ty = age clzels u ffseads al ~
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~ a. Fiefeaefs smiling fa1s = .zalii.as
one Ia tie Valley Cags liz ssa4y nlost-
tale L = beaufg Ee made mzDy ifiea9s
saons tAs iasizs daring the Reeves eTsaEa
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c111se for tae T.staani Mss IyZD T.
klns. hs pE2e.ias sxlsus.s ihr04< <l.olt De
b.. 81 49, a. a4lt
ln his eTsry undertaking.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

John g. Lee. OF the @ess ,s3s .gc,gs. lest
As. e.sn.ns on q business nip % Chicago.
Prof Carnsn. Paacipal 0f the Hiza
: apo.s ls LANSING. wts in .ae ciGy yes..r-
tty lQcElns over we ecoiic schools.
FRED " and WI Warz3arx will IeaTe
sao7-iy for a frip 10 ~fusisarf. Germany.
Whers they iur.at comp e1ing ske.- mc-
sicsi eGu alton.
Hon. y. g. tlzfe-a.d and femily. are
slu in Richmond Ns. aod the 1ealsh Of
hrs Fitzgerald permitting. tnsy vii cave
f7f Wasninsion t01Ay resurning home
LeIt wees
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

The young ladies OF the UnlyeFealist
Church Society vii, give the last o. .heir
winter course Of entertainments at Powess'
opera House, Wednesday evening, May 4
The programme will consist CT msenifi-
Gently arranged knights Of fythias drill o.
sixteen young ladies' in appropriate cos
tune. under the leadership OF Orfin Ward.
The principal feature o, the program ue
ing for which the ladies have been dill
gently al WORK with an airl 81 perfection
for some time The entire programme can
scarcely fail to be interesting Is the Joung
ladies fGve t2ken especial pains 10 make il
SO, aud they should Of well patrouizet.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

Aanning's lda Sose.ly Combination
eloss- rrss nicesssfsi vssk's e. rsss-asqt
ai 7nit5 ugers h.Ezes - evening The
enter ainHlen. IS sxfel.sns ta-3uzAogt saa
sell vaftnr of are iibsrai nGtronsgs it hsS
refe.vsd eere- hann.aFs ssrist aisrvs9ons
rtisnet-s'- .nit1 so4 Fn .-f. ar-.siac nsast-
c1' tr-s's West sn1 Nsfd zres1 sFslch
a1d lsee snt Gar IS groass4ae dancera
So - efts's tal rreer1s Tfes1 scee.1ities
tsr
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

Tshn Myers. Foft WsgHs p,,liesrnss.
Vas rru ever ny the cars 10 thss citv Ths-s.
cay 0laat sn5 fatally iops~et HIS sons.
Jchnnr Myers. cf sweets ard sudv
hrsrs. 1f taloues tonsofia{ esianl.snra ear
eit tsr there eesterisr f8reaooB. 4n af-
rIeei there sesf ssu uiiopfes alter bis iesfh
Nr NFers Tas e, fhe city a iew weezs
since vssiting ssas
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

A gonnz 3v~is cau-s - tae ~ts en- Tass-
isg sni xss mss a. tae ksropesn 3efel -
4 ce0ple &C slssfFers Nao invHe2 bra - 50
ssh'nx ss tse dan. re conseaissi srd
whsu TIES sTriFad there tsey intHfe.i him
So 3in iaeui IN LaE1e 81 fhrse care n0E
sas wnn a., The afa8eT 81 bad so .fca
hin- warrant has been iss1s1 aor thesf
arrest
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

Peer p5ran. ghairmao Dem scrsisc City
COMMITTEE. bss cisssd Up ths bus.nsss -
Tee lste camss ~. Aiter ssfiErz al re
hii's 81 foand 3 sa-lsas of ss4 on hxni
be diviled tsis aneaAt tsfseer Nsss~-
DizeHs1. Geo. Perry snd tean eikaar
Iais ? sarpsse3 % - Sc ga.r krawn fr-
stance where a ea18a Care f8r o.aes rss sve7
returned ar money.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

THs Tk7 rsesu- spsfr - saassag zss
8audv. Tie tn vas 5est eas Fesr oti
snd - care = - th1assT.ts - rssslers =
rlammoth sna I've eaiaoa tbe very hess
svsr pat shed ~ Wes.era N,ch5zan. Here
IS hoping lhss 80 T ~ peopse VII gre -
mary rnors such --so-gsa Sssfaez
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

The 6rsai Ranlss rueest,s- H-asan
ceizb-sssd tha saaivezSsr q is Birthday
on saa ,ag. ~ giving taeis saaaera sslr-
pr.se. ag Ssasnza uaP~r 81 - psQss. ever
cne - saich "a fal Of neal. sfs,as..s
Ca1
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

Alexander NcI2reD. 81 Hsary-ss.. in
formed he volicc yesterday thas an cid
5uezy vaned A. ~ had aeen stoisn from
tse rae ~ his rezids1ce he nixaf rresfoas
c1orf sifer CgDminzs 81 81 Sixfa ~.
fFuCrisI he 80 ~ Up bggzF xorlh So
eaefif 8zsaco las lssoei eireaIsrs Offering
> iaers reEsr. ir- re rhisres
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

The Grand Rapids 1HL8s kAs-HE8AtR. ss
sass wss ons yssr ola last Sanazy. sai
decorated KS ca ~ very large sas.
aEao8g other lh.nss fedssoiag .s price - TO
cents per eepy I1eya Bgsesss is 70 sloaea.
= h.rrLr-. ND.l.ss Ia
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

Nss4laa1sa. Az - - 21f &@lera
Aiet za3 tsf se-s1sg- sEsecss4 ~ slfs
- 80 e4sifl .efIl.1... a4li-.arig sa,is. -
eg4L.ls t.-fl48.s ls-.laf lllsss-l - s-s2lf
Fl4l1x <.1{.szzillas.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

fhe hrIn VI 0Icsssy ng0s IrunA Manu-
fscfurefs. had "a unusual dsEaan6 for
Trunks aud ffsFeling Bags. The Go.den
Opera C0iUpss'y. ~ lAsl seek keps thtm
very busy la making theatrical Trunks ioF
their Use. claiming they were Ike bsst AIT
str0ngss. Tranks they ever bought Tor Sd
liule money They cain they csu oag
Trunks esesPeg in-Grsud Rapids than any
other city.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

Now ks es Fiax il hsfs. sssa every ess,iY
ehsBSes taesf ca asss Z us=gls s3e.s@ ya8
i voe have as wpfs - elsaatAs s0a ags.
irx - tske stsA " bsF@ ysa aae Eef tfss
i.lsas i IN I'D sn1 - lsels - = esessa
Dye lioase ~ - Gzfzi 81
- Hioesnx. aoinx sad repslfsfsE a.
keDf closhiag i dans ska tie etEaasi ~
Ese4tnass sBd aafsbeli.y. ~hASh i proves
beyond do<aek.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

or Golden Rule Commandefy 70. 4.
Knights Zen plsr. foar are requested 10
appear Il your ksyium Oh sunday. April
=. Al p. m., foF business of importance.
By order @,
j. II. cox J. c. CasIG.
Reclrier. fmiuauf Cnmrnnnisr
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

The mother of four boys writing from distant State for
her boys clothing puate that The garments shal be Of
material and color that W not show DIRT II request
that frequently made both The store and n
pondeEce, that might suppose dirt % be the small
boys native element II must he admitted that few boys
faraid Of song tbemkeyes Hence when making
selection for
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

The steamer ". II. Barrett viii give an
other excursion, Sunday, April q, AZ ,
O'Clock Fare, . cents, round trip
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23
PaiFiarcbaI Circle Band.

The ball 20 be given for the benefit OF the
above band. will be he'd NJ Company ks
Armory. pesrl-st, Wednesday evening.
April p. Grand march taxes place AZ
Q o'clock, with Palrisrsbs and other uni
formed societies N frll dress.
\. 7. DRIeGs.
Recording Secretary
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

4 Daisy Hoop 0an sad game Of "Riagoi-
etse' Is sven Will every Boys Suit pug-
chased Of tie GIANT Clo.hlng Campsny
Bows, bear this ia mind when you get q
new sgit.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

A good Brass Drum given away With
every chiis. suit
HoUsEsAE, DoSSALLY & JONES.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

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sees tais lly sst Nesksxe irssinx
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a. las iassf ssss. - sts1iessa ses saf
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

The Sheridan Rides give another select
bal on Tuesday evening next at Armory
Hail. North Front-st. Tris = the last
dance to be given by them this season.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

A handsome Kite and ball Of twine given
with every childs suit.
Hor lay. DoNNALLY & JoNEs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

A good bFaxs DFaIa g.ssn away Wit
every ehiid's sCit.
HoCsENAN. DozzALL1 & goSEs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

The old cooper shop VIII fity foot lot
corner u Cherry anu South Division ST..
was sold yesterday By Tuisis Bros. to Wm.
McGuiien tor $50 casa down.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

Fsfsoas asEsios Sd. ktlaat cas- AasS - ~
- y fsfefse fixssl4s -sEt Nssi asss- tsf
a5l< 1sy aett tas tesa Aelksss WaassAk 49,
ssase2s Ass the sae~ - e-psc sli3 49, ~ fesr
- e zatzf
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

A handsome Kite snd bail Of tulne given
with every chi.is suit.
Hol sEnAx. DnENAiLY & loNEs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

Al a. ntls -Hsl. vi 10 TFi1-St -
stu1affs ~ ~ a. Aeg-.d ires. j seal - fsse
faol.t3 - n o-nce ? y ssts4s1ay neg-- fe.s-
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23
BOYS CLOTHING

We provide literally of patterns 70 satisfy those parents who
don't mind little clean dirt 4 won't show We have
everything that boys and of the kind tha boys Ike
b0y has his ideas about dress don't Try exn-
gush him. bBt bring hD here and VII undertake 70 sat
sfy hm ard yoH too IL both goods style and prices
Confirmation SUtsLaFge assortment pr8ce ranging from
$ 70 SIC Shirt WalstsBaucy Percae and Cbevot Waists
from p cents to s. 81 Also linz Il IisBBe Shirt
Waists. ken's Youths Boys and Chlarens
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-23

Prof 2. r. Crocker's College Of Educated
ArsoEian Horses will open A nve nights en-
xssement e. Powers Ouera House next
Monday evening. II Is almost irn possible to
cescfioe tbe wonderful fsais which these
animals perform. for they give most in
teTes.snx. instructive and classical enter
taiuInelr.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-31
a MYSTERY
A Missing Man Named Bell Believed t
Have Been Murdered.

y Missing Man Named Bell Believed to
Have Been Murdered.
special to the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, TEX, Aug. 30.-For the
first time news reached here yester-
day from Woodland, in this county, by
the citizens Of that place, asking County
Attorney Show 10 go there st once to in
vestigate matter that was covered up
in mystery. About q week ago q man
by the name OF Bell stepped out CT his
house to go for the doctor, as his wife
vas quite sick and IN delicate con-
ditioG. IL abort time after he left his
house two Or three gun shots were heard,
aud Bell mas never been seer since. I.
is thought that he was f3ully murdered
and mis- body put out Of the way. O1e
party is strongly suspicioned as having
committed the crime, but there has not
been enough developed to justify giving
names. The citiz sns of Woodland are
greatly excited and will ferret the matter
out.
The man that was wounded st Aunona
by the Old pistol, is doing very well.